Daytona Beach, Florida

This sounds like an awesome recipe as written and I really wanted to try it. That being said, I was too burned out on cooking after Thanksgiving to stand there and individually heat and roll all of those enchiladas so I made some adjustments. Instead, I used the shells to make an enchilada lasagna. For the filling, I added 1 cup of both sour cream & green chilies to the original recipe. I didn't bother to heat the shells since I wasn't rolling them. I put sauce in the bottom of a 13X9 pan, then a layer of 6 overlapping shells, more sauce to cover the shells, 1/2 the filling, repeat to end with shells and sauce on top. I topped it with more cheese and baked for 30 minutes at 375. Lazy, but delicious.

Without a doubt, this recipe will go into my recipe box. As good as some of the restaurants I have had pulled pork in (even better) After cooking, I pulled the pork apart with two forks. Made some white rice and substituted one of the cups of water with the juices from the roast to add flavor. Heated black beans from a can to pour over the rice, and fried bananas in a little butter. OMG! The pork fell apart. Don't change anything in this recipe. Thank You!

This was good! I'm a health freak when it comes to food and I was going to change things around but, only changed chicken broth for the water. Decided to leave the bacon and half & half and I'm glad I did. The flavors were remarkable. Easy and a hearty soup on a cold winter day. Thank you for the recipe.